6/1 Pre Classic: Cain 1:59.51 US JR/HS RECORD! (Video) State Champs Coverage Galore inside!
Mary Cain takes down 31 year old record with her 1:59.51 clocking for 800m! Bernie Montoya finished 8th in the INTL Mile with a big 4:01.71 mile clocking. (Photo by Image of Sport)
Live from the Adidas Grand Prix
Randall's Island, NY - It will a cold and rainy day here in New York, as 14 prep milers go on their journey to break the 4 minute barrier. The rain did not stop Lukas Verzbickas just two years ago, and there are plenty of potentials in the field. Be sure to check out all the action live, as layed out in our time schedule below. There is plenty of live streaming, and live coverage, via NBC and FloTrack. And as always, we'll be tweeting. Follow us @Milesplitny
5/25 WKND: Adidas Grand Prix: Saarel, Frazier take Dream Miles! Burrell, Westbrook win Dream 100's!
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Adidas Dream Preview: Boys
Randall's Island, NY - The date many have been waiting for is finally on the horizon. Fourteen of the best prep milers, and eight of the best short sprinters have been personally invited to compete in the city that never sleeps. Both boys and girls have been hailed as some of the fastest in prep history, with numerous candidates holding a national record at one point in their prep prestigious careers. MileSplit will be on-hand Saturday, May 25th, bringing you all the action live via twitter, and bringing the most comprehensive meet coverage around. You don't want to miss this one. And here's why,
Arcadia's Duckworth holds off Brophy's Allen for state decathlon championship

Saturday rolled into Sunday, and Phoenix Arcadia's Tim Duckworth held off Phoenix Brophy Prep's Devon Allen to take the 10-event state decathlon championship at Queen Creek. Duckworth finished with 6582 points. Allen had 6478. The final event, the 1,500 meters, was run after midnight. Allen placed eighth in a time of 4 minutes, 56.35 seconds. Duckworth was 23rd at 5:18.03. That made the final results closer. Allen took the 100-meter dash in 10.48 seconds. He also won the 110 high hurdles (14.17) and the 400 (49.54). He was second in the long jump (20-10 1/2) and third in the shot put (40-1). Duckworth, a junior, was second in the high hurdles, was second in the high jump (6 feet, 3 inches), won the pole vault (14-9) and long jump (21-5 1/4), was second in the javelin (155-7), Chandler Hamilton junior Ashlee Moore won the seven-event girls state heptathlon title with 4669 points, followed by Paradise Valley senior Taylor Yantis, who had 4278. Moore won the 200 meters (25.63 seconds), the 100 hurdles (14.02), the high jump (5-1 3/4), the long jump (17-9 1/2), the shot put (31-9 1/4) and the javelin (117-10). The only event she didn't win was the 800 meters, taken by Yantis at 2:23.99. To get full results, go here Follow me here (via www.azcentral.com)
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